Local notes on St Anthony and surrounding towns play by Rocky Ridge
In St. Marys area the St Anthony Aeeh hall club beat Rocky Ridge in a seven inning game with Fox besting Shorb and Ta men. Shorb later helped beat Detour 22 100 as locals outplayed Rocky Ridge in all phases. Numerous social notes follow including visits by Mrs Seltzer and Mr Kelly, and church and school events.
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Ecker
St. Anthony
Jas. Kelly
Altoona
Jag. Seltzer
Dry Bridge
Local Social Notes From Taylorstown VA District
Emma Goodheart and niece Kessie Rothes visit friends and relatives in the area. Florence Covington spends time with Mrs. Minnie Baum. Emory Harper rested at his parental home. Mrs Sullivan enjoys a weekend with friends nearby. Frenchie Shry spent a day with Edna Wright. Nettie Loy visits friends and relatives. Ernest Skinner and wife Sunday with her brother Franklin Shry. Susan Fry visits Mrs May Wenner.
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Taylorstown
Emma Goodheart
Kessie Rothes
Florence Covington
Minnie Baum
Emory Harper
Sullivan
Frenchie Shry
Edna Wright
Nettie Loy
Learn to Relax and Be Kinder to Yourself
A Mother's Magazine piece by Mary Carein Pavies urges nervous women to rest and practice self kindness to avoid breakdowns. It cites mothers training daughters to please others and neglect themselves, arguing self care extends life and improves wellbeing. A French scientist note mentions experiments on electrical charges with both positive and negative results.
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Mary Careln
Mother's Magazine
Auho
Run
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
An old advertisement warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury, claiming they damage the nerves and overall health. It mentions Visalia Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co and Toledo based manufacturers, urging readers to avoid internal use and urging skepticism of testimonials.
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TD Chena
Col
Toledo
Cheney & Co
Panama Pacific Exposition sets record with 821 conventions
James A Barr announces a world record 821 conventions and congresses booked for the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco through December. He cites strong railroad interest and predicts about 649000 attendees, with August and July leading the convention months.
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Gressus
San Flaminco
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American Association of
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Barr
California
Congress Bureau
International Congress of Education
International Press Congress
National Association of Retail Grocers
International Engineering Congress
American Mining Congress
American Medical Congress
International Association of Rotary Clubs
International Irrigation Congress
World's Insurance Congress
Amerian Federation of Labor
Piist
St. Louis
Chicago
George Godhala
Panama Canal
America
Funny Bone Mystery and Train Incident Across Papers
The article notes a humorous anecdote about the “funny bone” and its ticklish sensation when struck near the elbow. It also reports a tragic accident where Train Fessler in Creegona, Pennsylvania, narrowly escaped decapitation after being dragged by wheels. An unrelated French electricity claim about ripening cheese is mentioned.
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Bart
Milwaukee Journal
Bricge
Pottsville
Cheerful Ovation for Wellington at Toulouse Opera
An account of the Duke of Wellington visiting Toulouse after the Peninsular War battle. In plain clothes in the back of a box, he was recognized, cheered, and hailed Vive Wellington by the audience. He bowed and moved through the crowd with his party, the crowd’s cheers continuing in the corridor. A bystander noted his long rivalry with the British general, while a companion replied that Wellington has always defeated them, yet remains admired.
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Bfarquis of
Pari
Toulouse
Ula
Abe
Washington Star
Weather Summary from United States Observations
Weather observations list across cities show varied conditions with temperatures from the mid fifties to upper seventies. Atlantic City 78 cloudy, Rochester 74 clear, Chicago 60s, New Orleans 76 rain, Philadelphia and Washington with clouds and clear spells. General trend: warmer temps in the southeast with lingering cloudiness. moderate southwest winds and little overall temperature change.
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United States
Atlantic City
Austen
Rafalo
Chicago
New Orivana
New York
T& Cloud
Phvaielphia
S. Lots
Washington
U S Cans Stop Propaganda Amid War Fear
The United States asserts no interference in anti German propaganda unless it becomes seditious. Secret Service and Justice officials report no shooting law violations and note both sides have maintained vigilance. Passport fraud and German embassy contacts are alleged but deemed intangible. no decisive legal action expected.
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Washinion
Aue. S
United States
Gia
Lugiania
Secret Service
State Department
Department of Justice
Kofuran OU
Meterial
United State
Jae Departmenut
Justice
Canada
Five Die in Gelatine Plant Explosion at Grove Run
Aug. 17 Five men were killed when a gelatine production building at the Actna Explosive plant in Grove Run near Emporium exploded. The five victims were the sole workers inside at the time. Company officials stated the cause was not known and that the firm was filling war orders.
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Emporium
Actna Explosive Company
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Travier HiPey
Toseph Strayer
Mary Haskins
Ossie Willee
Michael Campbell
Rockefeler Institute reports cancer immunity link
The Rockefeler Institute in New York announced a two year study led by Drs James Murphy Morton finding that an increase in white lymphocyte count correlates with cancer immunity. The team asserts a 1.7 fold rise in these cells produces absolute immunity in animals, supported by stained assays.
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Rockefeller Institute
Washington
Hoperly Ria
Advertising activity drives business momentum
Advertising activity propels business momentum, linking promotional effort to market response. Companies leverage campaigns to attract customers, measure impact, and adjust strategies for growth and competitiveness.
Storm Grip on Galveston Halts Texas Cities
Galveston endures a tropical storm with wind speeds reaching seventy miles per hour and rising water flooding streets near the bay. San Antonio and Austin are cut off from the outside world as communications fail and the city power plant is shut down as a precaution.
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Tex
San Antonio
Austin
Cxt
Galveston
Galvester
Galvston
Uty Jate
Peace Activity at Vatican Seeks New Development
In a Rome dispatch the Vatican recalls Cardinal Gaspatri to discuss peace efforts and priests. The report notes Emperor Franz Joseph sent an offer to Benedict XV, praising the pope’s mediation. Catholic leaders worldwide are urged to use influence toward peace.
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Cardinal Gaspatri
Presses of State
Vatican
Peri: Journal
Otter
Benedict XV
Loss of Two Sailors Off New Hampshire Coast
Two American sailors James Franklin BRobinson and Barco Wayne Ray Rourisim reportedly drowned after their vessel overturned near New Hampshire while en route to the ship. Their bodies were not recovered. next of kin is Maude Nay Hal comb.
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Ve. A. Robinson
1St Street
Uhrichsvie
O. Boss
Mississippi
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Roofing Supplies and Paint Prices Cast in 19th Century Ad
An advertising listing details 2 ply tarred roofing paper at 55 cents per roll covering 108 square feet, best grade rubber roofing at 1.25 dollars per roll, black rubber roofing paint, red, brown and graphite roof paints priced per gallon, English Venetian Red Barn Paint marketed as long wearing and higher coverage, with guarantees of five years for best grade and three years for medium grade, white leads and oils offered at right prices.
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